The overall rise in TV viewing in recent weeks has extended to syndicated programming.

A host of daytime and early-evening shows, among them Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, Family Feud and The Dr. Oz Show, had double-digit ratings growth in the last two weeks of March. The larger pool of viewers at home during quarantines for the novel coronavirus pandemic has also lifted newsmagazines like Inside Edition and Entertainment Tonight and talk shows including Dr. Phil and Live With Kelly and Ryan.

Network daytime shows including ABC’s The View and CBS’ The Price Is Right have also hit multiyear highs in recent weeks.

The weekday editions of Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy and Family Feud were the three most-watched shows in syndication from March 16-29, and among the most-watched across all of TV. Wheel of Fortune averaged 12.13 million viewers during those weeks, jumping by 2.25 million viewers from the previous two weeks, before widespread stay-at-home mandates took effect. Jeopardy (11.91 million viewers) and Family Feud (10.7 million) grew by 1.77 million and 1.64 million viewers.

Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy both air in early-evening prime access slots in much of the country, following local and network news telecasts — which have also increased their ratings substantially in recent weeks.

Live With Kelly and Ryan hit a nearly four-year high of 3.68 million viewers the week of March 23, and its two-week average of a little under 3.4 million was 26 percent ahead of the previous two weeks. Dr. Phil improved by about 5 percent despite airing some reruns and being preempted in some markets. Inside Edition and Entertainment Tonight rose by at least 15 percent each in the second half of March.

Among network daytime shows, both halves of The Price Is Right posted their highest viewer tallies since January 2016 in the week of March 30. The View, meanwhile, averaged 3.44 million viewers that week, its biggest audience since May 2014. The ABC talker also delivered its best numbers among women 18-49 and 25-54 in two years.